McCaskill Blames Miller for Trump Immigration Backlash
Former Senator Claire McCaskill attributes public backlash against Trump's anti-immigration policies to Stephen Miller, criticizing his limited political experience and impact on elections.
Category : Immigration Policy
Winnipeg Calls for Special Pathway for Ukrainians to Settle
Community leaders in Winnipeg are urging the Canadian government to create a dedicated immigration pathway for Ukrainians seeking permanent residency, highlighting ongoing support efforts.
ICE in Calgary: What the U.S. Immigration Agency Does Locally
Amid rising tensions in U.S. immigration enforcement, Calgarians question why ICE operates a field office in downtown Calgary. Here's what Homeland Security Investigations actually does in Canada.
Quebec Urged to Adjust Immigration for Labour Shortage
Montreal-based news organizations are advocating for Quebec to modify its immigration targets to address the province's persistent labour shortage, highlighting economic pressures.
Veteran Faces Deportation After 50 Years in U.S.
Godfrey Wade, a Jamaican-born U.S. Army veteran, is in ICE custody pending deportation after nearly five decades in the country, raising questions about immigration policies for veterans.
700 DHS Agents Pulled from Minneapolis Amid Tensions
White House border czar Tom Homan announces immediate withdrawal of 700 Homeland Security agents from Minneapolis following protests over enforcement tactics that led to citizen deaths.
Syrian Refugees Flourish in New Brunswick After 10 Years
Ten years after hundreds of Syrian refugees arrived in New Brunswick, the majority have established permanent roots, contributing to local economies and cultural diversity through successful integration programs.
700 Immigration Officers Withdrawn from Minnesota After Deal
Federal officials announce immediate reduction of immigration enforcement personnel in Minnesota following state and local cooperation agreements on arrested immigrants.
Trump to Withdraw 700 Immigration Agents from Minnesota
The Trump administration plans to reduce immigration enforcement personnel in Minnesota by 700 agents, as border czar Tom Homan announces operational changes.
Walz Presses DHS on Child Detentions in Minnesota Schools
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz demands transparency from DHS about child detentions by ICE, citing a viral case and warning it's not isolated. Data shows a dramatic increase under Trump.
Melt ICE Act Targets DHS Funding and Immigration Detention
Democratic lawmakers propose legislation to end ICE detention and monitoring, redirecting funds to impacted communities amid bipartisan pressure on DHS.
Eby: Close Refugee Loopholes for Extortion Suspects
B.C. Premier David Eby calls on Vancouver MPs to address legal loopholes allowing individuals accused of extortion to claim refugee status in Canada.
No ICE Super Bowl Operations Planned, Committee Says
The Super Bowl host committee confirms no planned ICE immigration enforcement operations for the big game, despite previous threats from Homeland Security officials about roundups.
Judge Blocks End to Haitian TPS, Protecting 350,000 Immigrants
A federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration's plan to end Temporary Protected Status for approximately 350,000 Haitians living in the U.S., citing ongoing safety concerns in Haiti.
Hospital Staff Challenge ICE Story on Immigrant's Injuries
Intensive care nurses at a Minneapolis hospital expressed immediate skepticism toward federal immigration officers' explanation for a Mexican immigrant's extensive skull fractures and brain hemorrhages.
Massive Protests Across U.S. Call for ICE Abolition
Thousands gathered in cities like San Francisco and Minneapolis to protest ICE, citing fatal shootings and demanding an end to aggressive immigration enforcement policies.
Child Detained in Minneapolis Immigration Raids Returns Home
A five-year-old boy detained in Trump administration immigration raids in Minneapolis has been released and returned home after a judge criticized the government's 'ill-conceived' deportation quota pursuit.
Father and Son Released from Immigration Detention in Texas
A five-year-old boy and his father detained by ICE in Minnesota and held in Texas have been released and returned home following a judicial order, sparking controversy over enforcement tactics.
Minnesota Father and Son Return from Texas Detention
A father and his five-year-old son have returned to Minnesota after being held at a Texas detention facility, highlighting ongoing family separation concerns.
Judge Orders Release of Liam Conejo Ramos
A Canadian judge has ordered the release of Liam Conejo Ramos, a high-profile immigration detainee, sparking debate over detention policies and human rights in Canada.
Judge Orders Release of Child, Father in Minnesota Crackdown
A federal judge has mandated the release of a five-year-old child and his father, who were taken into custody during a law enforcement operation in Minnesota. The ruling highlights concerns over immigration enforcement practices.
Epstein Entered Canada Despite Conviction, Files Show
Newly released U.S. Justice Department documents show Jeffrey Epstein was allowed into Canada in 2014 for a TED conference, despite his criminal record for soliciting sex with a minor.
Judge Won't Stop Minnesota Immigration Enforcement Surge
A federal judge has refused to pause a significant immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota while a legal challenge proceeds, citing jurisdictional and procedural grounds.
Judge Allows Trump Immigration Surge in Twin Cities
A federal judge ruled Saturday that the Trump administration's deployment of thousands of immigration agents to Minnesota will continue despite fatal shootings and local opposition.
Bangladeshis Tricked into Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Bangladeshi men seeking employment in Russia were deceived and sent to fight in Ukraine, with one survivor sharing his harrowing story of escape and trauma.
Spain Grants Residency to Hundreds of Thousands of Migrants
In a significant policy shift, Spain is moving to integrate migrants by granting residency and work permits, offering hope amid global hostility toward immigration.
Canada-Wide Strike Hits Schools, Stores Over Trump Immigration
A coordinated national strike in Canada has led to school and business closures as demonstrators protest U.S. immigration policies under former President Trump, highlighting cross-border solidarity.
Minister: 'Canada is not Minnesota' on Immigration
A Canadian minister has drawn a sharp distinction between Canada's immigration policies and recent U.S. enforcement actions, emphasizing a different national approach amid protests.
ICE Says Immigrant Broke Skull on Wall, Raising Questions
U.S. immigration authorities allege an immigrant shattered his skull by running into a wall, as Canada's minister distances the country from U.S. enforcement actions.
Canada to Track Exits of Temporary Residents
Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab is pushing for a new system to monitor when temporary residents leave Canada, aiming to improve immigration data and policy accuracy.
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